A closer look at the garden of Eden and of the human that is described there. Exploring the concept of the ‘garden consciousness’ and of the sacred work we are given in the tending and care of it. And of the underlying nature of our sense of self and how it changes through our participation in the Word as the basis for our spiritual life.
This second verse introduces us to the conditions that serve as the basis from which the spiritual man is created and brought forth into existence. Of this mind, we read that “the earth was without form and void, and that darkness was upon the face of the deep”.
Suspend the notion that this story is about the creation of an independently existing physical universe in space and time and rather begin to bring your attention to the idea that this really is an account of the creation, or the re-creation, or the regeneration, of the human mind.
